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Much social science research carried out since 1950 has examined assumptions about the isolation of urban nuclear families. The research indicates that

▸ Wirth and Parsons were right in emphasizing the increasing isolation of such families.

▸ there is too much variability in families and kin relationships to draw any conclusions.

▸ urban nuclear families are closely tied to kin and rely on them as resources.

▸ urban nuclear families have no contact at all with their extended kin.

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